What is the value of the C ?? C = b++(+a); if b = 5; and a =11;

Question

I think it will be error .. some guys said the new virsions of compilers didn't accept this syntax .. but in the old virsions of compilers it work so i want to know if it is error in old version compilers or it will work ??!

Answer 1

C=b++ +(a) this is valid but
C=b++ (+a) // this is not valid it will give you errors check your question again may be you missing something

Answer 2

Syntax Error!

Answer 3

There would be error. Why you don't check in Solo-Learn Code Playground.

Answer 4

Taha khaled

In older version will also not work because that is wrong syntax.

Answer 5

I'm sorry man but when I have read it first time
I had get an error at my head
How
C= b++ (+a) could be work

Answer 6

Please Help guys 🥺

Answer 7

A͢J - S͟o͟l͟o͟H͟e͟l͟p͟e͟r͟ because this syntax may work in old versions of compilers and sololern-compiler is new version .. so that i want to know if this syntax was used in the past or it was error

Answer 8

Ash C or C++

Answer 9

It will give you error

Answer 10

Syntax error

Answer 11

May I know which compiler ( and which version ) was it tested to give a false positive ?

Answer 12

u mean b+++a, brackets will giv error.